January 4, 2014
Robert Phang sues Former IGP Musa Hassan
by Hazlan Zakaria@http://www.malaysiakini.com
Former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission advisory council member Robert Phang has filed a RM100 million defamation fit against former Inspector-General of Police Musa Hassan for alleging which a former had links to criminal activities as well as interfered with a workings of a Police Force.
However, Phang stressed which he sought not to profit from a authorised suit, though usually wanted to transparent his name.
"If we win, we will give all to charity," pronounced Phang to reporters before filing his fit against a former tip patrolman (left) at a Shah Alam High Court this morning.
"The justice will confirm who is a good liar".
He was accompanied by counsel Sankara Nair, who is acting upon his behalf.
Other than a RM100 million in damages, Phang is also looking an claim to stop Musa from shaming him, authorised costs, as well as aggravated as well as model indemnification as well as alternative reliefs a justice deems required to pardon him from a former IGP's open allegations.
Musa had pounded Phang personally in a array of media interviews, in which he had alleged which Phang had interfered with military personnel movements as well as was related to criminal activities.
The allegations were done by Musa around a time he was done enthusiast of a PKR-linked Malaysian Crime Watch Task Force (MyWatch). He was formerly related to a antithesis party as well as reports circulated of him
'IGP, Home Minister contingency respond'
Phang had earlier sent a minute of demand to Musa asking a former IGP to retract his allegations as well as stop shaming him, as well as hence a authorised fit is a follow up to a minute which Musa did not reply to or imitate with.
"If we brave to say something, then we contingency brave face a consequences," Phang said.
Phang lamented a actuality which Musa had dragged a complete military force as well as a portion IGP Ismail Omar (right) by a mud in his personal attacks upon Phang.
"He pronounced which a stream IGP had met him as well as cried, how can we do that?"
Phang told Malaysiakini in a phone conversation later which this is a initial time in a history of Malaysia which a former IGP turned his behind upon a really establishment he once served as well as besmirched his own hand-picked successor.
However, Phang viewed a allegations by a former tip patrolman as critical for it related a military force with criminal elements. He urged a matter be investigated as it impugned upon a honour of a nation's men in uniform.
More so, Phang called upon a IGP as well as Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein to reply to Musa's allegations as well as transparent a air. "Allegations in open domain, if not answered, will turn perception," warned Phang.
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